“Space is a doubt: I have constantly to mark it, to designate it, It is never mine, never given to me, I have to conquer it.”– Georges Perec (1974). I used Glasgow Charing Cross station as a site of observation and intervention to explore the relationship between liminality, personal identity, and urban transitional space. Through posters, experimental newspapers, and public-space actions, the project investigates how personal experiences can reshape the way we see, read, and understand everyday urban spaces.
